BritBox
'Blue Lights' Season 4 to Bring Back Season 1 Fan Favorite
BritBox's sleeper hit 'Blue Lights' has started production on Season 4, and there are several faces, both new and old, heading to Belfast.
Amazon Studios/Prime Video
Keeley Hawes' Next Role Is the Titular 'The Assassin'
It's been about six months since Amazon's Prime Video revealed it was greenlighting The Assassin from the production company run by the writing-directing team of brothers Harry and Jack Williams. The Williams have become a prolific outfit in recent years after the slow rollout of their
AMC/AMC+
'Gangs of London' Season 3's First Look Is Explosive
One day, AMC Networks will have to admit that the real flagship streaming service it owns is Acorn TV and not the named-for-the-company service AMC+. Case in point: Gangs of London, a series that should, by rights, be a massive hit in the U.S. The cast is all British
Peacock
In 'The Day of the Jackal' Trailer, the Hunt for Eddie Redmayne Is On
Although almost everybody had to get at least a little bit familiar with Peacock in order to watch the Paris Olympics over the summer, much of the NBC streamer's original programming still largely flies under the radar of mainstream viewers. True, reality juggernaut The Traitors is helping to
BritBox
'Blue Lights' Renewed for Seasons 3 & 4
Last week, just ahead of London's major TV showcase, the BBC's new Head of Drama, Lindsey Salt, put her stake in the ground with a dozen shows greenlit for 2024. As Telly Visions noted, 11 of those were brand-new series, a daring proposition in an era
Peacock
'The Day of the Jackal' Reveals Full Cast
It has been a while since we checked in with the joint adaptation of The Day of the Jackal from Peacock and Sky. The project, based on the novel of the same name, is a fictionalized retelling of the failed assassination attempt of French President Charles De Gaulle in the
PBS
'COBRA's Season 2 Finale of 'Cyberwar' Ends on a Tragic Note
After last week's penultimate episode of COBRA's second season had her quit while Robert was busy firing her, poor Anna has taken to her bed in a cocoon of cashmere and self-care. She's finding consolation in her comfort read, a biography of Dostoyevsky, who,
PBS
'COBRA: Cyberwar' Puts Robert in the Hot Seat in Episode 5
The penultimate episode of COBRA Season 2 begins with the reveal Firestorm is back online and raising fears about the water supply. "Water systems would be a prime target for a cyber attack," says Fraser Walker, director of Crisis Contingency Secretariat, with his usual talent for the obvious.
PBS
'COBRA' Remembers Season 2 is Supposed to Be About 'Cyberwar' in Episode 4
Last week's COBRA ended on a cliffhanger: How and why did an irradiated corpse turn up in a truck in the center of London? A meeting between Prime Minister Robert Sutherland and his top team, Home Secretary Joseph Obasi, Foreign Secretary Archie Glover-Morgan, MI5 Director Eleanor James, and
PBS
'COBRA: Cyberwar' Gets Distracted By Trucks in Episode 3
What fresh new hell can be introduced in this episode of COBRA? So far, Robert Sutherland's Britain has lost a chunk of Kent in an explosion/tsunami; there's been a significant security hack (Ruin Britannia). A Russian oligarch has been assassinated, and there's the
PBS
'COBRA: Cyberwar' Sinks Ships in Episode 2
Episode 2 of COBRA Season 2 opens with the aftermath of the explosion at sea, which has caused immense amounts of damage, extensive flooding, and hundreds of deaths, including that of the local Member of Parliament, with many more missing. The only communication is by mobile phone, straining the system.
PBS
'COBRA' Season 2, "Cyberwar" Kicks Off With Destroying Kent
It's been almost two years since we were last enthralled, confused, and annoyed by Sky TV's COBRA, written by Ben Richards and directed by Mo Ali and Sallie Aprahamian. The term "COBRA" has the same relevance to herpetology as Monty Python's Flying